Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-02
Sales of Real Estnte.

oe!Meen ON anu sth streets nCrthwcst, 2sNlo bS
Martha d. Green has bought for $500 OF the
nelrs CT sally Smith, parts OF lots lod. loo, and
H., Beatty and Hawkins addition 90 West wah-
ington. fronting "a feet on street northwest.
Mr> Mary Il. TaTr has bought OF VIM. N. Mar
low, LOO 40 the west hall OF lot n square 80,
~ oy :26S feet, ON h street, between Isl and II
sifeets northeast, and Judge NJ. Y. Montgomery
hAs bought the east half of the same similar a.
or j. Il. Moore tar 8. ooa lot 4 souarc Iia .:iN,r'
ieeS on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 18th and
Holmes FOR sn SSnra a., Becker has bought 81 u.
northwest
Henry Rabe has bought OF Carl Hisenmersverfo for
Ss,5o. uss a 10 y. 81. lo42 on street. between
hilE ana l4th southeast. and all the property
uhereoh consisting Of brewery, with horses carts,
J. H. peAtley has bought OF Catherine A. Nc
1osah lur sl;Aooa pt, lOI =, 81. ssr,, fronting on
81; p,, TN and 18Th SITS northwest.
MOTIFS Pool has bought for a. 500 Of J. f
Rockwell sub a, 81. 36a :,sS by 100 feet On car
Isle street, between and = ath and 10th streets
northwest. ID. King has bought FOR s.e., 500 ot X
Weston, The east half az LOT n square sls % In
Ia. feet on the south side OF n street ietwes,n
i4th anu iath streets northwest. A. Wood has
pougnt OF Hon. X Il. Vance for AZ 80 sub lDt l.y-
50. :so4 on Rhode Island avenue between an and
loth streets northwest. ". T.. kellogg has bought
or the orient Insurance Co FOR sra 4ti5 ~ lot 10
=. aiio - W ~ 81 No, the east hall OF sid ST.
fronting on 9th and L aud NJ streets mort beast.
h Ia hia and W. W. Phelps have bought OF
simon Sterne parts Of lots and e. 81 7,s1 frntinV
l07s7 feet on Isl street and Ias35 ON Maryland
avenue northeast, for Ss,aooO H. \. Porter has
bought for $40 90, NJ Chaplin Brown ct AL. lot IN
block II. lie Droit Park A. /. Phillips has bmYhi
OF Annie 4. calvert, FOR ST. loo sub lot "a. So s0
fronting ~ feet on street. between 18th and l4th
+: NJ. Walker has bought for 81 500 ~ Willie A.
walker, SUD 81, square :SS3 - by trels feet ON
virginia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
southwest ID. A. Snow has bought Of r. l. leich-
ert for 5000 subs n 30, and 81 square .,a
45.6. by -, feet on sth street, between L and y
streets southwest q. r. Hardin, IL al trustees.
r.. Tourney mari - an % nd. p.B
square lo', tronting ~ feet on l. street between
18TH ana 18TH streets northwest, Tor sa5s,5.
L 4 Levers has bought OF +. l. Schmitt for
$50, sub lot q, ~. 452, fronting ~ feet ON
Massachusetts, auenue, between 9th and 7tn
streets northwest. q. +. lost has bought OF A p
Barker lot In square 4oa fronting rs feet an ibc
pubic space at the Intersection OF Maryland and
Virginia avenues and street south between SIN
ana sth streets southwest, for $4,000.
senator Shermam,s Address.
he ckIriclsEs THE PRESIDENT foR HIS CALHOUN
LETTER AND HIS PENSION yEroEs.
In his speech at Springfield, III, yesteraav
Senator sherman, In commenting on the alleged
confederate sympathies OF the democrats, marty
SAID: 1.-THE President has not been free frsm fault
In this respect. The bias Of his mind was shown
In recent letter 10 the committee who invited
him TO attend the unwilling OF the monument
erected 10 the memory OF Jno C. Calhoun ~.
says he believes iii would be well fl an he tral-
houn) thought and all he believed and taught
anu All Ms aspirations were better known and
SAID 10 Such sentiment this n uttered In his
presence In the name OF the democratic part,?
not can ~ pe SAID OF the President that he has
SHOWN gratitude 10 the Union army, or satisfit-
tlon Tor the success OF the Union cause or SIM
pain Tor The men who exposed their lives for the
PRESERVATION OF their country. His lnnumerabe
.etoes Of private pension bills his Indifference TO
the sunerlngs OF invalid and INDECENT Union
soldiers scattered through the country do moi In
dicate that feeling OF gratitude which believe is
universal among all the loyal people OF the
nileu states. The democratic party, though
patriotic men, Is not the REPRESENTATIVE
OF the loyal element OF the country, but il con-
lessediy composed of the body of adherents 10 the
Iebel cause, reinforced by the element we thought
dlsioya In the North anu those who follow blindly
without Questioning, the name. memories and
aspirations OF the democratic party and the scat
litical life
81 do not wish to utter one word to revive the
ahlfnosltleS OF the war. That was fought out
manIully and bravely 10y the two contepdlng par
ues with such courage TO inspire the respect OF
eacn side Tor the other, and logical conclu-
sion OF the complete success or the Inion cause
All that ask Is that the defeated party Will hon
orapy Iulnll The terms Of their surrender and that
Ine RESULTS OF The war may be respected and OBJ
served with honor by Confederates and nrInly but
Win charity and kindness, by Union soldiers and
citizens.
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR woRKINGxEH
''The workingman in every condition and en-
ploymenJ OF life should be encouraged. protected
and assisted by every reasonable measure TO ad-
vance MS condition and open up TO him by honest
LABOR ana enterprise all the avenues OF wealth
that VIII tend 20 restore 10 our commerce. The
carrying trade OF the world 10 the uppermosr ends
ot the earth. foreign policy should be adopted
whlch. While nrmiy maintaining the rights OF An
American citizen wherever his wandering foot
steps may lead him, Yet viii seek the adj ant ages
OF state OF peace 10 be maintained by an honor.
able, cordial and friendly intercourse"
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The Fate 81 AGghamissan.
ENGLAND SAID TO HAVE DECIDED THAT THE the
FOR INTERFERENCE HAS ARRIVED.
The recall from st. Petersburg 10 London OF Col
Sir West Ridgeway, chief Of the British Afghan
commission, is understood % have been decided
upon for the purpose OF receiving from him Der.
sonally an explanation OF the extraordinary actiy-
lily OF Russian troops In Asia, To which the govern.
meDts attention has been called IL is said that
Col Ridgeway, after reporting 60 Lord Salisbury
VIII proceed 10 A1ghanstan Via India, the posi-
ton OF the aIneer has become very serious The
rebellion against his aut hor1ty is growing very
rapidly and the recent reverses Sustained by his
forces have made IL apparent that the time has
arrived when the protection OF BRUSH interests Ia
Afghantstan demands Interference OF british
troops. Meanwhile, Russia Is quietly entrenching
herself within the zone lying between the bound.
AIRY line proposed by England and the one con-
tended for by herself VITA no Intention OF retrac-
ing her steps, but OF marching southwark when
The time Tor a movement arrives
WINNERS IN YESTERDAYS RACEs.-The winners
OF the races at jerome Park yesterday were: PAM
pero, Eurls, Hypasia, Phil Lee Petticaat and Mil
Davis. AT Latonia, John Henry, Goyernor. Little
Minch, GrtSette, and Foste:al.
PROPOSED GREAT EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL FOR NEW
NORR.-A scheme has taken definite shape n New
\ ork TO build great Protestant Episcopal CaJhe-
dral IA New YORK, four times 10 large "a tie Cath.
Ole Cathedral the estimated cost 10 be s6 Goa
1t Will be called st. Johns the Divine several
hundred Thousand dollars have already been raised
by subscription. The giyers are not all of the
Protestant Episcopal Cnurch. ID. Willis James. q
PresDy terrain, has put his name down Ior slU00Ou
The Mexican senate has ratified the treaty OF
friendship on commerce and navigation with
FRANCE,
MARRIED.